This chapter guides readers back to the need for a critical
understanding of how language co-constitutes identity, and importantly
how the ‘translocal’ intersects with global flows and transmigration.
Drawing on intercultural relationships and dialogues with Nuba
women in Australia, the chapter problematizes shifting and sometimes
fictive national and ethnic boundaries. Importantly, it encourages those
involved in resettlement to work harder toward providing opportunities for
the South Sudanese diaspora living in this region and elsewhere to make
self-determined choices about community language maintenance and
preservation.
History
Chapter number
11
Pagination
173-184
ISBN-13
978-1-4438-4752-0
ISBN-10
1-4438-4752-6
Language
eng
Publication classification
B2.1 Book chapter in non-commercially published book
Copyright notice
2013, Jay Marlowe, Anne Harris and Tanya Lyons and contributors
Extent
17
Editor/Contributor(s)
Marlowe J, Harris A, Lyons T
Publisher
Cambridge Scholars Publishing
Place of publication
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Eng.
Title of book
South Sudanese Diaspora in Australia and New Zealand: Reconciling the Past with the Present